Reid Visits King Edward with Mrs Reid and Daughters
Whitelaw Reid the American ambassador met King Edward at Buckingham Palace to present credentials. Queen Alexandra hosted Mrs Reid and Miss Reid while Secretary Hay visited the American embassy. The audience lasted about forty minutes with cordial exchanges and a royal reception.
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Apache Last In Cup Race
The American yacht Apache, late entrant for Emperor William's cup, finished at 0:20 this morning after delays from calms and gales near Newfoundland. The crew fished for cod during slow progress and remained in good health despite an eighteen hour heave to off Cane Race.
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Germans Reported Killed as Southwest Africa Unrest Spreads
A Capetown dispatch says Warmbad German garrison fell and natives killed as Herero rising, Began January 1904 and continued intermittently. Settlers fled to government stations. German troops reportedly dispersed Hereros at Waterburg last August amid fresh outbreaks in the south. WarmbadMission station lies near the Orange river frontier.
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Teams Strike Rages As Gompers Visits Chicago
Chicago June 5 The teamsters strike shows no settlement. AFL President Gompers returns to assist, while managers of railway express refuse concessions. Team owners may fire defiant drivers if deliveries to boycotted homes proceed after vote, risking a longer strike. Union Traction Company also rejects wage scale requests.
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King Alfonso in England and Warship Salute Arrivals
National and imperial news wrap: King Alfonso visits Portsmouth aboard Victoria and Albert with a royal salute from warships. the mayor and the Prince of Wales greet him as he receives a welcome address. Equitable inquiry continues in New York with board directors awaiting next meeting. possible resignations hinted. Marine repair orders deny US aid to Russian ships in Manila.
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Boy’s hands mangled by discharge while dove hunting near Reno
Fourteen year old Carl Ginoux was wounded when a hammerless shotgun exploded as he leaned on the barrel with friends near the Pratt ranch, three miles north of Reno. He was treated by Dr. Woods. doctors fear amputation of two thumbs and forefingers may be needed. He calmly accepted the accident and quipped about being careless with guns.
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Los Angeles Prep for National Knights of Columbus Meet
Los Angeles prepares for the Knights of Columbus national convention with about fifteen thousand visitors arriving. Supreme Knight EB L Hearn leads the delegation as trains arrive and a public chamber of commerce reception features speakers including Acting Governor Anderson and Mayor McAleer.
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Eastern Baseball Leagues At War With National League
Boston June 6 A temporary injunction restrains Harry C Pulliam president of the National League from enforcing a suspension and fine on Joan McGraw manager of the New York NL club pending a hearing. Umpires are barred from acting as playing managers during the dispute.
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Morocco Crisis Sparks Cabinet Tension and Possible Resignations
Reports from Fez and Paris note the sultan of Morocco may reject French reform proposals and push for an international conference. Germany and Britain weigh options while Delcassé may resign if Moorish policy lacks ministerial support. The article also mentions a local Ladies Aid Society meeting at First Christian Church.
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Tramp Farmer Kills Girls in Rural Ohio
Hillsboro Ohio June 5 Developments today in the killing of Adge Dines fourteen and Nellie Hart sixteen led authorities to believe farm hand David Baldwin nineteen killed them and then shot himself, initially thought to be murders by an unknown fiend. Evidence shows a desperate struggle in the girls bedroom. Burned memories of a passing tramp, Baldwin found in the living room with a shotgun nearby.
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